When you buy the RT custom package from AGD it says its setup for compressed air. Does this mean I dont need an expansion chamber or regulator? Also can some RT owners tell me how they like theirs? 
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It means that it is ready to use Compressed air, and it can only use compressed air. Retro Vlaves, EMag vlaves and XVlaves can ONLY use compressed or (or nitrogen). DO NOT attempt to use CO2 on it, you will get bad results. I just got mine, however, and I love it. -
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Originally posted by TiberiusWhen you buy the RT custom package from AGD it says its setup for compressed air. Does this mean I dont need an expansion chamber or regulator? Also can some RT owners tell me how they like theirs?
the rt ule custom is amazing. my brother just got his in(he planned on quitting. he's still got the bug
) i shot a few off on it and fell in love. he put a ULT in his and i about cried as soon as i shot it. it was beautiful.
they are set up for compressed air. the can ONLY shoot compressed air. no need for a reg or expansion chamberThe very existence of flamethrowers proves that sometime, somewhere, someone said to themselves. 'You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done.
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Ok one more question do I need a drop forward then? If so which kind do u personally reccomend as far as looks and comfort."What we do in life, echoes in eternity."Comment
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Totally up to you. Personally I like it without a drop. It gives me a more stable shooting platform, makes snapshooting easier, and gives a lower profile (look in my sig for a pic of my setup). On the other hand, there are people that likes the more balanced and shorter setup with a drop. You will just have to try it out and see what you like the most.Originally posted by TiberiusComment
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